
9 October 2012 | 9 replies
The last Whitepaper I read suggested we had not even achieved 50% of the total.

5 October 2012 | 9 replies
Here are the stats:I have total into the house $55kCurrent value is around $70-75kI owe about $20kMy PITI is $425/moCurrent rent paid $895/moI would obviously be making money off the sell but I am also giving up a stream of revenue if I can't find something else to buy should the option be exercised.

17 November 2013 | 11 replies
I think Jon and I are saying the same thing in that you probably don't know enough about the total costs of this deal without a preliminary title report and the help of title company.

6 October 2012 | 4 replies
The numbers can totally be manipulated depending on the neighborhoods called for the survey, etc.

9 October 2012 | 14 replies
That means your comps need to be similar to the subject or if a comp is used that is not similar, the adjustment can not exceed the adjustment per centages (10%), when you have two that are not similar your total adjustments will usually be exceeded.That basically means that burm and underground homes are rarely financed in the secondary market.....I know, I did two of them and it was like pulling hen's teeth, as I recall the LTV was 70 or 75% too.So this will limit yoiur market to cash buyers or those obtaining portfolio bank financing usually at a low LTV, forget about selling to the average family with 10% down.To get rid of it, you may need to seller finance it long term.

11 October 2012 | 5 replies
Add the 2 totals to determine the max amount to pay for the MHP.

10 October 2012 | 3 replies
Your total amount today is detailed below.2.Stay and face forced eviction by local law enforcement.

9 October 2012 | 6 replies
If so then here is the cash flow:$14,940 :Annual Rent- $1494 :Vacancy @ 10%$13,446: Gross Income- $1,345: Repairs at 10%- $2,110: Taxes- $1,163: Insurance- $ 336: Utilities @ 2.5% (Covered for vacancy)- $4,953: Total Expenses$ 8,493: Net Operating Income- $8789: Mortgage Payment of $732.38 x 12 Months- $ 296: Before Tax Cash Flow.It is going to cost you $25 out of pocket every month to own this property - that is if everything goes well.

1 November 2012 | 23 replies
A home office deduction is based upon the square footage of office space over the total square footage of the home including basement.You may deduct miles related to a rental from property to property.